Governor Chamberlain resigns governorship amid troop withdrawal
In an April 10 address from Columbia, Governor D. H. Chamberlain declares he will abandon further resistance and step down as South Carolina Governor after the U.S. President withdraws troops. He cites threats to the lawful state government and praises Republican allies while expressing hope for peace and justice for all citizens.
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Columbia
United States
State House
Chamberlain
South Carolina
Hayes
Wheeler
National Republican Party
Supreme Couurt
Louisiana
Democratic House of Representatives
D.H Cnasnertpam
South Carolinia
Townships and wards listed in municipal precincts and counts
A fragmented OCR listing shows precincts and ward references such as Sugar Creek, Green, Franklin, Salt Creek, Clinton, and East Union with numeric tallies next to each. Mentions officials and places like Burbank, Congress precincts, and various ward designations, but many entries are garbled.
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Sugar Creek
Baughman
Orr
Marshal
Chippewa
Malton
East Union
Salt Creek
Franklin
Leena
Burbank Villa
Congress
Ae Clinton
Lees
Peren Sarr
Henry Gowavy
Com Bens Weyuanpt
Consul tation with the Democratic Commission in New Orleans
A two hour secret meeting in the St Charles Hotel connected Democratic Legislature with the Presidential Commission. The verbal report detailed parish loyalties to Nicholls and outlined plans for documentary proof. Supreme Court judges and district judges from multiple parishes heard the commission, with reactions split along party lines.
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Pew
St. Charles
Democratic Committee
Packard
Supreme Court
Ludeling
King and Leonard
Kellogg Supreme Court
Nicholls
O’clock
Marks
Cole
Hunter
R A Hunter
Whisky case bondsmen face slim recovery prospects
In St Louis on April 8 Secretary Suerman’s compromise decision sparks debate. Eight unsatisfied whisky case judgments total about 300000 dollars, with most bondsmen insolvent or uncollectible. Bevis and Frazer paid 15000, RK W Ulerich sureties paid 15000 leaving 92000 unpaid. District Attorney Bliss believes at most 100000 could be realized now, plus more later, but executions would likely net only 5000.
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St. Louis
Suerman
Republican
Bevis and Frazer
How to Procure Silver Coin
The National Bank Redemption Agency issues a circular under Treasury Department guidance enabling subsidiary silver coin to be obtained in exchange for currency. The Treasurer of the United States will arrange shipment from a U.S. mint at the mint’s expense to any point reachable by rail or steamship lines, for national bank notes in sums of 1 000 or multiples up to 10 000, payable to the Treasurer and Redemption Agent AU Wyman.
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National Bank Redemption Agency
Treasury Department
United States
National
AU. Wyman
The
United States and Redemption Agent
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
Oarte
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Sear
Court of Common Pleas
Buainers
Adays
Bolidasys
Buch County
Eath
Dietnet Court
Courts of Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
District Courts
Witc
Eure
Supreme Cou
Diatricta
Courte of Common Pleas
Courta
District and Common Pleas
Spd
District Court
Aricle
Common Fleas
I. W. Curtis
Senate
J. Hodg
House of Representatives
Bank Robbery on Broadway Exposes Safe Breakin
The Sixth National Bank at Broadway and Thirty fifth street was robbed around four pm. Burglars used sectional jimmies to force a patent burglar proof safe, taking 3500 dollars in silver from the basement safe while a passerby windowwatcher failed to notice the crime. Nearby shop noises misled a merchant two doors away. The council later met April 4 and 7, approving water works bonds and detailing mayoral and marshal reports.
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Sixth National Bank
Broadway
Thirty-fifth Street
Oficer Tripp
Bank
Lillies
H A Miller
Wm. Muller
Dee'd
Jobo D Muller
Fire Department
Republican
Brinkerhoff
Water Works
M. M. Smith
Munn, Kauke
Yvicbride
Liberty Street
Jacobs’Alley
Marshal Lightcap
Bank Heist Loosely Described in Silent Burglary Tale
A bank job unfolds with no officers visible and no witnesses to the exit. The intruders reportedly fled with most of the cash they could reach, achieving about half the safe’s contents.
Death Notice for Martha E Rosas Daughter of Dr Win Rosas
The Farmer reports Martha E Rosas died Tuesday night March 27. Burial was Friday morning after a home service for close relatives. Service at AME Church featured Rev Peters Reva Mil holland and Hayden. A quartet and church choir sang Martha’s favorite hymns before a grave-side final rite.
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Martha E
Win, M
Virginia Rosas
AM. E. Church
Mr. Peters
Martha
Lllomes Co Farmer
Supreme Court Reverses Bench in Centennial Appropriation Case
The Supreme Court held that the $1 500 000 Congress appropriated must be returned to the Government before any dividends are paid to Centennial stockholders. Chief Justice Waite delivered the opinion, ruling net proceeds were profits and Congress acted only as a lender. The decision reverses a lower court ruling and requires the Board of Trustees to repay the appropriation.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Waite
Board of Trustees
Bond acceptance debate over Koch bond eligibility
Council debates Koch bond and eligibility for Third Ward assessor seat. Judge McBride argues council cannot rule on eligibility, focus remains on bond sufficiency and pardon's effect. Adjournment set until April 9th as members decide next steps. discussions reference state constitution and court as proper tribunal for contest. Separate notices mention hotel rates and German Syrup advert.
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G. B
Stark
Miller
Moon
J. B K'ch
McBride
Koch
Barrett
Capt
Reuke
Cunninghig
Dr Morris Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry Ad
No failure known in trials with four users suffering severe colds asthma croup whooping cough and consumption. Safe with no opium or constipation risks suitable for all health conditions. Trial 10 cents larger sizes 50 cents and one dollar Sold by Firestone Wooster and Dr Berblett Shreve Ohio Agents for Parker’s Worm Syrup 25 cents.
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Morris
Firestone Wooster
Berblett
Shreve Ohio
Parker
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Goosies
Ilepublican
Awcolure & & Manborn, Hiditors
Howe
J. Zimmerman & Co
Wooster
8. D. Howe
J. Zimpferman & Co
Wayne Co
Ohio
Jacob B. Koch
John R. Helman
State of
Louisiana Affairs
Democratic Party
Rapides
Grant
Vernon Parishes
Harlan
SP M
Nicholls Supreme Court
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Louis Bush
Nicholls House
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Het
Ispring
New York
London
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Domang
Paris
Cor. Gin. Com
Bender
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Jow Nab of Commerce
Labellae County
Kansas
Keifer
Arkansas
Judge Force
Milton Sayler
Epb Holland
Philadelphia
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Chicago
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Holland
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Snayler
Dy Bank
Cincinnati Gazette
Council Proceedings
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Cunningham
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J. K. McBride
Chas
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D. W. Immel
Harry c Clarran
Dr. Miller
Wm. Nold
Frank Gerlach
Henry Kinkler
Joshua Wilson
First Ward
Jeshbo Zimmerman
Geg
Steele
Martha Ross
Dudén Barchart
H. B. Swar! Sureties
JK. McBrif
W. O. Downing
Hinson
Mers
Bureties
Issac
John Zimmer
Grand Central Hotel
Jas
J. A. Knisely & Co
Mitnsfield, Ohio
Bod Iame
Germany
Wooster O
Lyr
NEW Advertisi
W. C. Moore
South Markett Street
Central
Eye, Street
Jon South
Avi
Jame McConvell
Neeh County
Thore
Edwin A.jimcconnell
W P. Kinzer
Beth Vaney
Lee J Larwill
Defea T. J
J. R. McKin
Rt. aeneCo. D
Criober
P. Kinz
Wayne County
Dew Con
Frederic Miller
Chester
Kia A
Feaahi
Alxo
Eday
Olfock
Celar Valley
Thos Rice
Thoreday
Suitcreek
Orger
Kirkendall
Joln M. Smith
Guyako Country
Pappard
Cue & Groff
Atone
Webb Groff
Wallace
Pye County
Thos J McElhenie
Auditor Wooster
Ter
William Bigham
Bellflower
Illinois
John Bigham
Lisle Chalfant
Joseph Chalfant
Brownsville
Pennsylvania
Alexander Bigham
Lydia Bigham
Paobate
County of
Wayne
Ohiatown
Dawnin T Yocum
State OF Ohio Insurance Department
Columbus
Warengas
Atlas Insurance Comany
Hartford
Annecticut
Wiliam D Hill
Ward Company
W D Hill
C. Lake
Hoelgel & Kaltwasser's
Spriig & Summer Goods
Public Square
Phin
Stave ’E
Biate
Aptil
Aculverwell
Culverwell Medical Co
Ann St
Berkshire Hogs
Berkshire
Anyate
cClarcan & Caskey
Wayne U Co
Fair Grounds
Andrew Branstetter
April Tih
AIS
J. B Power
James B. Power
Water
Tner
David Liggett
Wooater
Id Q. Liggett
James BR Power
State of Ohio
James B Power
David Q Liggete
John R McKinney
Excelsior
Haid
Yost
Beistle’s
Banker & NA
Ape
Wren
Woonlops
East Liberty Street
C. B. Siedenthaler
People’s One Price Clothing Hat & Cap Store
Dewaliik
Oael Conor Hasdkret
Evan
Sten Hee
Jaiwes Bochilds
Spuc
Til Hve
Woueter
Cashel
Ayne County National Bank
C. Roth
WM. A. Mumper
S. Metzler
Naying
East North Street
DC Curry & Co
Overholt
CM Yocum
E. J Keefer
D. Y Mowry
Nador KA Lagan
J B Moore
DD Stebbins
Ploths & Cassimeres
Valises
P J Power
Red Corner
Lehman
Clin
Japan
IRON
TIN
SLATE
Woostfr
Phare
China Hall
Samuel Geitgey
South Market St
Queensware
Liverpool
Aga Dealer
Bie
Superior
A. G. Rich
Dr. Jones
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